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Step I Anti-epileptic drugs : how to approach them?
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Ran into the same issue... I picked the most important ones and plan on learning more when/if I get the time...
Ex. lamotrigine, phenytoin, ethosuximide, valproic acid, benzos, mg sulfate.... Obviously any can pop up, but if you can think of a vignette where they could show up I would definitely know it.. (for instance, I don't see a scenario popping up about levetiracetam, but if there is then I get that question wrong)... Only so much time.
Ex. lamotrigine, phenytoin, ethosuximide, valproic acid, benzos, mg sulfate.... Obviously any can pop up, but if you can think of a vignette where they could show up I would definitely know it.. (for instance, I don't see a scenario popping up about levetiracetam, but if there is then I get that question wrong)... Only so much time.
